THE TELEGRAPH
IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY.
By GEORGE BERGNER.
TERMS..—Sniati Btrl ownom
The 13A1It Tem;mint is served to subscribers In the
City at 6 cents Per weep Yearly subscribers will be
charged %4 00, In advance
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WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLY Twcznasea. ,
The Txttortern is also publisned twice a •week during
the,,*•ssion. of the Legislature, and weekly during the
remainder ot the year, and furnished to' Subscribers at
the billowing cash rates, viz:
Single subscribers per year Semi.Weekly..Sl BO
Ten .4 • ~
~,12 00
Twenty " • • 4, 64. •, .
..22 00
Single subscriber, Weekly 1 00
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
It subscribers order the discontinuance of their pews•
Papers, the Publisher may continue to scud them until
all arrearages 'Eire paid.
11 subscribers neglect or refuse to take their newspa
,-. from the office io which they are directed, they arc
ponsible mill they have settled Ibe bills and ordered
hem discontinued.
Post Office, Harrispurg, Pa
On and after Monday, Jan 27, 1862, the
mails will close at this office as follows:
East.
LEBANON VALLEY RAILROAD.
Way mail—For all places between
Harrisburg and Phila
delphia, and those adja•
cent to the Lebanon Val
ley, East Pennsylvania,
and Philadelphia and
Reading Railroads.-... 7.30 A. It
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Way mail—For all places between
Harrisburg and Philadel
phia and those adjacent
to the Pennsylvanialiail-
road ..7.00,A.:M
For New York, Philadel
phia and Lancaster. 12.00 M
For Philadelphia, Lan
caster,Middletown,Bain-
bridge, Columbia and
Marietta 5 00 T. M.
For New York,Philudel •
phia and Laric.aster....9.oo P. M
. West.
Way mail—For all places between
Harrisburg and Altoona
and those adjacent to
the Pennsylvania Rail l
road 8 00 A
For Pittsburg, Johns- -
to an and Le*istown,
Pa., Cincinnati, Colum
bus and Cleveland,Ohio.3.oo P
For Pittsburg, Altoona
Tyrone, Huntingdon,
Lewistown and Holli
daysburg 9 00 P
North.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
Way mail—For all places between
Harrisburg and Lock
Haven and those adja
cant to the Northern
Central Railroad 12.00
South.
Way mail—For Washington,.D. C.,
and all places between
Harrisburg and Balti
more, Md., and those
adlacent to the Northern
Central Railroad 12.00
For Washington, D. C.,
Baltimore, Md., and
York, Pa 900 P. 31
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Hagerstown, Md.,
Chambersburg, Ship
pensburg, Carlisle and
Mechanicsburg 7 00 A. M
Way mail—For all places between
Harris'ourg and Cham
bersburg and those adja-
cent to the Cumberland
Valley Railroad 12.30 P. M
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA RAIL
ROAD
For Pottsville,. ElhiOod,
Pine Grove,Summit Sta-
Lion and Auburn. 12.30 P. M
STAGE ROUTES.
For Linglestown,
Alanada Hill, West Han
over, Ono and Jones
town, on Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday 7 00 A. M
For Lisburn and Lewis-. -
berry, on Saturday,
All postage on letters and papers MUST BE
PREPAID BY STAMPS or they cannot be
forwarded in the mails.
'Office Hours—From 6 A. M. to BP. M.,
Sunday from 7i , to 8i A. M., and from 3 to 4
P. M.
GEORGE BERGNER,
Postmaster.
UNION REST A.UR ANT,
BILLIARD AND BOWLING SALOON,
NO. 119 MARKET STREET, NEAR FIFTH.
THE subscribers having erected a larg e
building at the above, place, expre3sly for the punt 0-
see above indicated, beg to call the attention of the poh
he to the follow,ne :
THE figsmoset.r, on the first floor, with a dining room
attached, is fitted up in first-class style, and it will at all
times be suppled with the best OYSTERS to be had in
the Atlantic cities, together with terrapin, fish, and alt
kinds of game in stazon. Oysters served np in every
style, and meals to be had at all hours. I Ales of all
the celebrated breweries in the country constantly on .
band.
The Ten-pin Alley, or Bowling Saloon, is in the rear,
and contains three alleys of modern construction, where
the lovers of this healthy exercise can enjoy themselves.
The Billiard Saloon is upstairs—elegantly titled up,
and contains three marble top combination cushion ta
bles, equal to any made.
Harrisburg has long felt the want of a grand combin
ation of this kind, and as the preprieters are determine d
to conduct it In a quiet and orderly manner, and do
rything in their power to make It a fashionable 'wort,
they hope to receive a liberal share of public patronage.
ju3-dtf WILLIAM C. McFADDBN & CO.
11M'11 2 3E1.3113EL 7 ,61
DAILY LIN E
Between Philadelphia
Lou. mtviN, .lu,Birr SHOW:, WILLIAMSPORT, HUMOR
UNIONTOWN, WAINONTOWN, MILTON, LIWISHURG,
Nolariummacwa., Summit; TRIVORTON,
GIORGI:TOWN, LYKINSTOWN, MILLIBAR
BUM, HALIFAX, DAUPHIN,
AND HARRISBURG.
The Philadelphia Depot being centrally ideated the
Drayage will be at the lowest rates. A Conductor goes
through with each trete to attend to the safe delivery of
all goods entrusted to the lino. Goods delivered at the
Depot of
FREM WARD St FREED,' No. 811 Mark et Sleet, Pills
dolphin, by 6 o'clock P. will be clolivered in
Harrisburg the next morning
Freight (always) as low as by any other tine.
Particular attention paid by this line to prompt and
speedy delivery of all Harrisbunt t:oods.
The undersigned thankful for past patron go hopes by
strict attention to business to peril a cowl o unlace of the
same. T. TELPHER,
Philadelphia and Readini, spat:
•dero Feet of Market Stroe .!-lerrisborg.
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alilEi , Fil33 313 K STORE.
(REAR T.L. HARRISBURG BRIDOBJ
UNION ENVELOPES.
NOTE PAPER, of six different designs,
printed iu two colors, sold by the thousand and
by the ream at City Cash prices.
Also, Flags, Union Bream rim` Eagles, Union Rings
and Badges at very low prices. 6aii at
mpg SOEIRFFER'S BOOKSTORE.
FINE TOILET tz OAPS, POMADES, HAIR
OIL, POWDERS', COLOGNES mud EXTRACTS, of
many styles, prices and manufactures at HEELER
BUG AND FANOv = ...RE,
HAIR, TOOTH,, NAIL, CLOTH, HAT,
LATHER and INFANT BRUSEW, in great variety
DRUG .-tvn FANCY STORE.
"ETAT 1 HAY ! I—Superior baled Hay
jl •
for 'sale by
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BUCK•WHEAT MEAL and CORN MRAL
just received and for sale low at
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
j 6 corner Front and Market Argots.
At; .
- '
\ r.
$D • -
art, r
t,
11
tan ; *O4,
i•-•,..itiLk . of.....4r.ixtril' Sr .0.414440i0ii-J
4NWS.YLV ASIA RAIL MALI'
WINTER Trif F.: - TA R LE.
FIVE TRAINS DAILY TO ANI)
FROM PHILADE.LPHIA.,
The Passenger Trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will depart from and arrive at Harrisburg and
Philadelphia aa follows
THROUGH EXPRE: TRAIN leav=e Harrisburg, daily
at 3.20 a. m, and arrives at West Philadelphia a t 7.90
FAST LINE leaves Harrisburg daily, (except. Sunday,)
at 1.00 p. m., and arrives
. at West Philadelphia at SA
p. m.
MAILTRAIN leaves Harrisburg daily (except Sunday)
at 5.55 R. m. and 'arrives at West 'Philadelphia at 11.00
TU.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN , via Mount : Joy, :leitvea
Harrisburg at 7.39 a. m., and arrtVm at Watt: Hada
delphla at 12.35 p. m.
HARRISDUDO ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, via Calms,
bla, leaves Harrisburg at 2.011 0. in and arrives at West
Philadelphia kti 7:20 p. ni I
THROUGH EXPRES TRAIN 'leaves • Phlladolpbta at
10,30 p. in., Harrisburg at, 3.08 a. in., Altoona 8.40, a.
m., and arrives at Pittsburg at ,p, Au
1.25.
. • •,
MAIL TRAIN leaves PhiLadelPhia at 8.00 a. m., and ar
rives at Harrisburg at 1.20 p. m.; leaves Htrrisburg at 9.00
a. m., Altoona, 3,30 p. m. , and arrives at Pittsburg at
9.30 p. M. -
FAST.LINE leaves Philadelphia at 11.25 a. tn., Garris.
burg 4.05 p. m., Altoona at sO.lO 0. in., and arriving at
Pittsburg at 1.40 a. M. .
HARRISBURG ACOOMHODATION TRAIN learas Yhil
delphia at 2:80 p.. and arrives at Harrisburg at 8.00
P- 0 . . .
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODA'fI9I%.I via Mount. Joy leaves
Lancaster at'll.B3 a. m., arrive!' at liairigtiirg at 1.80
. . . . . . .
The NEWS REPRESS and PAS.SENGER TRAIN will leave
West Philadelphia at 4.00-a. m. ; Lancaster 7.07 a. m.
Mount Joy .at 7.43 a. m.,
.Middletown at 8.25 a. m., and
arrive at Harrisburg a 8.55 m.; connecting with Mail
Train west, from Harrisburg; at. 9.60 a. rn.: • • •
SAMUEL 0. YOU NO,
Supt. Rant, Div. Penna. Railroad.
Harriaborg, January 24, 1862 —MI' A
12.80 P. M
WINTER TIME A.RRINGEMENT
NEW MR LINE ROUTE.
TIIOICS TRIM DAILY TO ism, TOOK,
, .
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CALS •
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(IN AND ',AFTER MONDAY, - - NOVEII
uPIIER 4 , 1861; the Passehier 'WOWS will le a ve: thoi
Philadelphia quo Beading flathead Depot, at Harrisburg,
for New WSW and Philadelptda, as follows, viz
EXPRBEE LINE leaves Harrisburg at 3.80 a. in., OR ar
rival of Pennsylvania Railroad Yipress Train frout the
West; arriviiigld New York at 11.6 a. in., and at Phila
delphia at 9.00 a. m. A alsephig car Is attached to , the
train through from Pittsburg without change..
MAIL TRAIN leavea Harrisburg at 8.35 a. in., arriving
in Now York at 5.30 p. in., and Philadelphia at 1.25 p. m.
-FAST LINE leaves:Harbiburg at 1.40 p. m. , on arrival
of PelinaTlVania Railroad rasa :Nail, arriving in New
York at 9.60 p. my and Philadelphia at 8.40 p. in. •
FAST LINE leaves New York:at 6a. m., and Philade I.
pins at 8 a. m., arriving at Harrisburg at 1 p. m.
VAIL TRAIN leaves New York at 12.00 noon, and Phil.
adetpbia at IL lb p. m.,' arriving 'at Harrisburg at 8.10
p. m.
fiXPRESS LINE leaves - New York at 8 p. m., arri
ving at Harrisburg at 8.104. M., and connecting with the
Pennsylvania Expreis Train for Pittabing. A sleeping
car is also attached to this main .
Connections are made at Harrisburg with trains on the
POODBylVaDilly Northern. Central And Cumberland Valley
Hillromis, and at Reading for Philadelphia, Pottaville,
Wilkesbarre, Allentown, Easton, he: , • .
' Baggage checked through.. Pare between New York
and Harrisburg, $5 00'; betireen Harrisburg and' Phila.
delpbia, $3 26 in No.l care, and $2.70 in No. 2,
For ticket's or other. information apply to . ,
J. J. CLYDE,
no 4 General Agent, Harrisburg,
SURGEON DEN TIST4
fIFFERB his services to the oitizene o
Njt , Harrisburg and its viciemy. solicitha shore o
the public patronage, and gives issuance that., his bout
endeavors shall be given to rend r satisfaction ib hie pro
fession. Being an old, well tried dentist, he ibels sale in
nviting the public generally: to call on him, assuring
hem that they wilt be diasatlthed•with his services,
Office No. 128 Market street, in the house formerly oc
copied by Jacobli. Eby, near the United. Mates Hotel,
Hertiebiug; Pa. sayli-ctly
JAMES' M. WHEELER
"INDEPENDENT
VOL XVII
ON MW ANTNR.
MONDAY JANUARY 27th, 1862
41, 4 ti T it 4 ti ib
WESTIN ARO.
AND
:PH'ILADEL'PHIA
EASTWARD.
WESTWARD.
DR. T. 2. MILES,
HARRISBURG, PA., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 29, 1.862
ensaiwertistments
GREAT SALE AND FREE DISTRIBUTION I
DR: W• BARR, OP HARRISBURG,
Having pur9haptd the entire right . and interest to mahn •
• - therm apt( sell
0 0 b1 . ..N 8
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GOLDEN .ELEOTRIO. .OIL
- L - 11 1 ERY body °tight • to j o i n i n
. , •
JUI ing is; if the faiit 'e resieiout' are sis .
2.1/ arc in
terested, the well and afilie'edi
The GOLDEN BLED atlic uli, is useful in Chronic and
Nervous Diseases, such as Rheumatism, rieliraigia,
Bronchitis; Caturreh, Screfulii; Piles, Fresh or Old Soles,
Ulol4llt, Glandular Swellings, ;Female Complaints, Sore
Breasts, &O,
In fact there is no family "medicine that pcts With'incll
magic power as the Golden Illeetrieriff. ; llaudieds tan
certify to its virtues.
For the purpose of introdueirg it hits every' 'family,
with two of my own ye' usble preparations . for Cmigus,
Croup, Weak and Inflamed Slye..;; and ha Ili/ ivdcic'rmeut
to these woo assist.me.to dispose. of 20 gross, I place JO
posession of. a comuntt,e. or honorable gentlemen the
folloWing valuable articles, for Ara dbitrib mie a amongst
the purchasers :
1 Finefi-oclive Piano $lOO 00
1 Fine Dressing Bureau . • ' 16 00
1 Fine Cottage Bedstead 8- 00
I Fine Engt sh Gold Lever Wotan . 85 00
" 1 Foie Ladiee.... ... no - 80 00
2 Fine Silver Watches, 96 00 1000
'1 Uhl Violin and Bow 600
1 ltlturic Box 3 00
llouble-barrelled Gun 9 00
1 Pine Semlitone Accordeon...:. ..... . ! 400
4 Gold Bracelets, 41 4 00
"508 Boxes Valuable Pills, 25 Lie . "126 00
400'Boxes Tooth bilider, 25 et 5.......... ;100 00
200 Copieli - UM or Dan Hee, Einbellished, 26 uts i 50 00
:1' Copy,fi vidurnes, Christian Union, $1 00...: 00.
Bine Bilk Drees :20 00
1 Fine Thilaiue Dress , 3 00
2 Fine Lt,, wn Dresses. $3 00.... • . ! 600
6 Fine Gold Pencils, $1 00 : 6_oo
200 Fine Sleeve Buttous, 12 3 4-ct5.......; 25 00
24 hue Ladies' Guards, 26 out 6 00
20 Fine belts of Jewelry, $1 00......... 20 08
20 Fine Double Moe allious, 1 00.: .. ....... ! 20 00
60 Ifine•LocketTim 60 eta' i 25 00
tOO Fine Setts Studs;26 eta • !160 00 .
500 ,Fino 18-karat iiings,2s cis „ ' •126 00
200 Fine &eove buttons, 12,4 eta. ...... 26 00
100 Fine allen's Razor Powder, 25 cis 25 00
1 Gilt Family ...... ..... 00
1 Barrel Flour. . ..... ..... 70 0
,
On the payment ot 60 Gents for'each „Bottle or Box of
the lieiLeine; tae purchaser, will receive a receipt and
an "order tor arieuvelope, 'which will Contain the name eft
one of thenbeve rifts. On thesis) , of , the dimthbution of
gifts, the envelopes oe placed Ina hexer wheel, with
IL hole to pass the !meditate it, the envelopes all put lato
ths Whin% well' shook upend seemed, each purchaser
will draw "out his or her own envelope; ;the gift named
therein will be given as soon as 'lib drawing . 'eleses. No
tice will be given to agents, andAn the papers or the day
of distribution. Parc asers al a .eistance will have at
retell share 'wi lithose residing 'in Harrisburg. :on re
cei,A of the inoneylor one or More dozen; the medicine,
with ottrificate and orders, will ti's forwarded-by express,
free of charge. In at, cases the medieine to warranted to
cure or give relief, or no charge. See certificates;
•
But W.- B.Dtel—Desit Sit": --As I have learned that you
have puretuised toe right to" inafiufactureind sell M'Con
neiPs Golden Electric Oil, tor the benefit of the afflicted,
I bend the following have bedn afflicted with:a run
ning core on coy; felt log for: ten years. During that lime
-I havd been under the treatanierof ten of the best Doc
tors in Harrisburg, Baltimore"- and Cambial:Did county ;
but, ail could 1110.1:Efti3CL a cure.- 'A- Buie over year poet,
gUirig into my blaegasith,shop after dark, 1- hurt my
rignt fog also, below the".:nee: apread ail around the
leg, and became .a;ruiudeg Sore. Several Doctors told
me I must nave say leg taken off, mortification having"
taken place. Fortunately Igota bottle of, your &Meta
itleAfle chili's soreMonta: ILeured BO soon
that IL thoUght Iwouid try it on my logs.. 1 'have been
using it about eix.weeks,,atid nay...bags are now battled up
souuq and well.. . , .
We, the undersigned,. whO aro weh acquainted with
Flubs du certify to the fact as btate4 aboye,,
and the beneuci al effects of : 4'CW:well's Gulden ELentrid
Oil on many of our neighbors.
hat% been using Dr.. , Hair's Croup Syrup 'ln my
Amity for the paLt tote yeirs. I would not be without
it at any price,: ashy . children are subject to Colds 'end'
Croup. 1 believe I have saved their lives by the use of
the medicine. No' family, with children ought to be-.
,
F. K. SWARTZ, (livery,)Harrtiburg.
CAMP CONTOl t December 6,1861.
Da. kSAES thank you most sincere!) , for the; Oint
ment yolks/tiro me for my eyes; irhave of ly used it a taw
times, and am new entirely. tree from Mflamation and pam
which is more than nave been for the last,tive years.—
i hope God will bless you fur the free gift: 'No person
ofiludeta 'with weak' or inflamed Bore eyee'ought • to be
widiout t it - '"J. C; 3tlflB.':
heini well acquainted with J. C. Miles, what he eeru•
flea to'above is correct and true, MI .siuguiar as it , may
seem. J. B for Badford:'
einudreds hsve eartined—l have only given the above.
knee, Teitei., Pelson, Itch, Look Jaw, Gl:morels:ma, (Sleet,
Leueorrbse, atio 'all secret, diseases en, idd'avikh . same
cess, or no charge.!• ,• ' •
Ten per cent. will be paid to ail persons selling one or
More dozen. W.
j2o.dawtf
_ _ STEM WEEKL Y
11111 , 1'411g HMV ,Yuri • ,ezd, It
A/N.D LIVIANOOL.
1 . 1 1 ` 4 ) 11 v ki AND EMBARKING PAS
at QUO...MU/WS, (lie(aud.) The Lives.
Naw k ors 'and Philadelphia bOmmainp company
uueud. r at/spawning :noir lull powered Ciiple-butii, Iron
Siete/snipe I.OaOWS
KANGAROO, Saturday, January 18 ; CITY OF NSW
YORK; 'Saturday, January Y 5 ; tiLASIIOW, Saturday,
February 1; and every sanurtlay, at .Noon,from Pier
44 Aortal
FIRST CABIN . ..... 476 00 1 STRNRAGE.... $3O 00
do Io L0nd0n.....*80 001 do to London ..333 00
do to Paris $B5 00i ' to • Paris 00
do' to Ramburit..s&s, 001 do to Hamburg *36:00
Passengers alsolorwarded to Havre, Breinen, „Rotter
dam., Antwerp, ao.;.at equally low'ratee.'
,wirPersons winning to °nog out thew trienda can buy
tickets here at the foilowilig fates, to Now York: From :
Liverpool or Queoustown; Ml:labia, $76, $B6 and $lO6 .
Steerage from Liverpool *4O 00. From Queenstown,
711886 nteainere hare uoperlor 'accommodation* for
Paaseagera, and carry experienced Surgeons. They are
; built. rn Water44ln Iron dmtionn,)kod have!Pahtlat
Annihilators on uoard. : '
Nor Nuttier information apply in Lfverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN, Agent, 22 Water Street ; n tilasgow to :WM.
INMAN, 6 at. Enoch Square ; Queenstown to C. &W.
D. lik:11101:1R & CO. ; Minden to At MALY, 61
liieg William St. '; Paris to LULUSGOMA 6 pace
de la Bourse ; - Philadelphia to -JO6N• 11:•1/ALE; 11/
Walnut street ;or at the •Cutapany's offices. • '
• JNO. G.-DALE, Agent,
•
. 16 Broadway, New . York..
. .
• • Or O. 41. Zimmerman. Agent; Harrliburi•
gag-PIiSSIONGERS FOB 11UROPE.—By order of the
Secretary 'of State, all passengers lea:Sing the United
giates are required to procure Passports before going on
board tue &clamor.
Passengers will not be subjected to any, trouble or de
my in procuring them, if they call for histruotions at the
Company's Ot/ices, 1b Broaaway, New York.
,jau2l4t.: • :A:MX G. DALE, Amster.
• 11101?. ADOLPH T. TEUYSbIi,
- 147 - CHJ.L.D. respectf ully old
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' patrons and the public: generally, that , he wit;
scuitunie to giro ineltitetiona en the 'PIANO' FORTE, ME
LODEON, VIOLIN and also in thenetence or . THORCIUME
SASS.: Hewitt erth pleasure wait upon pupils at
opines at any hour desired, or lemma will be glVek •
nis maidens!, la Third street, few doors below th
Herniae Reformed Church.
PORT FOLIOS 1
riTKITING WASS,
VV TRAVELING BAGS,
PIIESES,
PORTMONAIES,
And a genera/ assoitment of
FANCY. GOODS
have just been received at •
IMIONBIrk CHEAP BOOKSI'ORE.
IN ALL tHINGS-NEITTRAL IN NONE."
nisHA
11BNEY ANDREW, • ,
C EBsRLY,, "
A. 1",. BEB,lBridgeport Hotel.)
BENJAMIN CLNY,
J .LONUENteallat, Esq.
.
Ha~riebiug, t'a.
I =l:3=
New 'Abratietmtuts
LATEST NEWS.
xrlctioLs & BOWMAN ..hiriiog jitet re
• iiiiis:rrom the 17Ativiiii itilitikenti*e• and wel
aelectedinocc of gouda. purchteedlor casb o reapec fully
invite the - citizens of thirrisbnig and vicinity to call and
examine their New epode at the old standlornterly on
capied by V. Hummel, corner Front and Market streets,
Harrisburg, Pa, Prieuti as low as any other nous°.
COFFEE, Green iiiidoßrowned ;
SUGAR of all grades ;
MOLASSES and.Cuoice Syrups ;
FLOUR, in Barrels and Sack ;
HUCE:WHEAT and CORN-MEAL;
RICE, BEANS. POTATOES ;
FISH, of allicinds ;
SALT, Coan3e and fine ;
• • OIL, Coal Oil and Wile 011;
SPICES, all kinds Ground and Uugrouud, fresh
from the Mill. •
APPLES, Green and Dried ;
RAISINS, CURRENTS, NUTS,
DRIED FRUITS, •
SOAPS, Common and Faney ;
WILLOW and CEDAR-WARE;
CIGARS, beet of Imported Brands;
. TOBACCO Smoking-and Chew
ing;
12IIBENBWAILI l INEENSWARE
.
Extegisivelugsorttnent of s t yles, and 'patterns and
pewee.: Call. and erataioe our:Stook: of Goods at the
Wh)legale and Retail Grocory, Iftalt and Ptovigion store,
oorneirrOnt and Market strait, Marrieburg, Pa.'
Country PrOduce taken. ' ' delo-1Y
CELEBRATED
DANDELUON COFFEE.
r rIHE DANDELION COFFEE now ofereCt
± to the publio,is preparad.trom the fresh rails.
In submitting this valuable, articletu ate public laver,
the manulicturer only Complies with the urgent and, in
creasing deiniats lair public. 'lt le' 'unquestionably
one of the•most reliabie and 'effectual , remedial' 'Yet dis
coveredfor the dive/opal& is apAted. . It iS strongly re
commended by the lac alt.r,s a ituArlor nutroauslbeier.
age far' Deneral,Debility, Dyspepala, Irisatie of the Liver,
Miens Whetters and Irritable conditien of the Stomach.
The many ,thousands who have beCtureluetantly Compel
led to abandon tbw use of Coffee, owing to.the injury done
to their hea lth will gad this superioete the hest JavitCof
fee,' teeny noibbig of its greit and acknowledged meal
deal benefits. •Tne intelligent pinion of the community
areas wallas/minted with the • mectieinal properties of
the Dandelion, that they require - but Atka asaurance that
the.art!ele offered to them ?Attie pore Dandelion hoot.
• iiiirOns pound of this Coffee will make as much as
two pounds of the best live. •• • • ' • • .
For sale Dq.,
no3o ' • • —WOE. 1100 U, Jr., drCo.
JOHN . • 13
SMITH' ..
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'Bt.4OT-.14 SHOE STORE ,
001iNES'6E0OND AND WALNUT STE.,
•. - . - :• . •, • • •
• • ••'- fitaiiiioarg;
. . b .
ALWAYS.on: large assortnikit of
tko., of the very best':
tuwatlea fur Latium, gentlemen, ind Ohildnias' wear.—
Prizes to cult th . 61.1t004. ..Air kinds of AralAlk MADE TO
OMpf.it ,ua the best slyie by superior. workmen:
4PAIRING dehe at abort notice.
nAtl6-dt,f " 'JOHN B. BMITII, liarrtati um.
itavirCUOTZKING STORE
Seri4lo ... "E
NBX . R.GER & , BROTHFaft,
NO: 80 MARKET_ STREET;
(890A1 formerly-m=l4a by. the Postofel.)
11111Ei . undersigned. have . just opened S.
_L new sod large aeoortmont 'lateat.etylee of
(*Wing. : We are also prepared to.inanutactwe te order
iiill,ktude et Gate Wear cut to the hit.O.Joyle4 and lash.
Idua; We have - alivitys Ori hang atoete of Sealy
made clothing and Gentleman's Foraishing 'Goods.
ntifi-dam H. gifELLIENBAHGAR k BRO.
6011Erii 1 :003. 2 : 000 - ': STIZIKI,I I
(hreer the I •
ttt34IVEI) trout the
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"e tirai.ifies a blot
,Ono tbiltatz4oA.L.NO • fh'
reP.arei' WI/ICU'WO WM sell atisX.l.6 per 184111.
*CAW per ream for NOTE 'PAYSitt,, decorated with
We latest and very handsomefembienia and patriotic
mottos:.,. •
$3.50 for 1000 WHITE ENlTFliOPEkwith SUILMICIII sod
patriotic embiema, printed in two . colorti:
Please Oval IN a call. . F. SCHREIER,
.1022-d . • : Elairruibora:
Hathibut Blhid liaiiafao tory.
SECOND STREET - BELOW'OHESTNUTe
VNITIAN BLINDS made to order, and
all repairing neatly- anti- ezpiditiousty done. Per.
sons at a: distance can nave their work- Alone •by addres -
slog_a letter to Um undersigned.-^ Thanknal kor past pat
ronage he hopes, by strict attention to business,
,tomerit
a continuance of the same . NirilanifastlOn_ guaranteed
both sato prices and workmja '
A. It. SHARP.
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B. M.G/LDEA ) D. D. B.
STATE' STRE.E.T,
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OPPOSITE : T HE BRADY 110 USE.
A 11 opera done, Surgical and Mechanical,
„Li....a.aaleally edriormed: Charges moderate: 08
STAGE LINE. FOB GETTYSBURG
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TARE REDUCED TO $1.25 THROUGH TO
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(11111: undersigned his established a
regular uNs oF naafi:OUCH& hum Slechasies
oorg, ixousectiog every other morning with the 'Cumber
maid Valley Railroad oars. The . eoaches • leave every
very TeeatAy, Thursday. and Saturday; returning every.
uer clay. PasounEar; for hattpiiikrilsua4d, tsaA aburg i
torstourz sod *3T-filar; tra a trrio3 ac re ludo raLes
: J. IATt.
BLEACHED MUELID/8
, (at. old prict . ll.)
BLANKETS, SHEETING.B,
Flannels, Ticking,
fikinghanis, Calicoes,..Towlinge,
All kinds of. Domestic Goods,
A splendid Line of. Shawls..
All kinds of Men and Boys wear,
In great variety to:be found at
. CATHCART'S,
. ' Market. Square.
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Al;iiijbliii‘L Lt.
MW BUILDEIt.
Residence No. 21 .A4r;rth &NW &pea.
JORMINt4 A 1 RKilitr,
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'H FRlllT.—ln Hermeticall yeal-
F ed cans, a large lot comprising Peaches, Tomatoes,
Sweet Corn; &c., and a select . 'assortment of Preserves and
Jellies, just recieved and for sale by •
jlO • i • • WY. DOCK, Jr., & Co.
ClClTuleantiTobacco, of all indB.
tenztvolissOstakent of agoro.ll4
NICHOLS & BO ltlNAN'ai
corner, Front and Market street.
NI O. -1 MACKERAL in Sitio, half .1;oar
xl rels o and barrels, at the Mew GkrOcery and pro*
ma Store, Front and Market If
& BOWMAN
Eab'ENall 'of VV. ILLA , Essence! of
Lemon,•Flavitring Extracts, for sale at the ' new
Wholesale and itoehul Grocery and Provisida Store, or-
By .;
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The Burnside Expedition.
ARRIVAL OF A SPECIAL MESSENGER.
THE OFFICIAL DESPATCHES.
The Previous Reports Greatly Ex-
THE PROPELLOR CITY OP NEW YORE. THE
ONLY VESSEL LOST.
The Men Cheerful and Patient.
THE BERM Y APPEAR AT HATTERAS
AND ARE DRIVEN AWAY.
No Lives Lost, Except Three by
THE VESSELS AND TRANSPORTS GROUND
ED TO BE GOT our.
The Case of Gen. Fremont in the
Cabinet.
NEW ISSUE OF Tunsincr NOTES.
A special messenger, with despatches from
General Burnside reached Washington this
morning.
They are dated "Heed-Quarters Department
North Carolina, Hatteras inlet, Jan. 26th."
The messenger left Hatteras on Sunday.
General Burnsides states-:
'"We left suichorage at Annapolis on
Thursday the 9th, and after a protracted pas
sage, owing to dense fogs, arrived at Fortress
Menroe, Friday night at 12 o'clock leaving
'Fcirtress Monroe.
SATURDAY, Jan. 10—morning.—We proceed
ed at once to sea, but. owing. to, fogs on Sunday
and Sunday night our progress was very slow.
Mosiair, Jan: • ' th. Weathe r cleared with
heavy wind and rough sea, which . Caused our
vessels to labor very heavily,: and some were
.obliged to cut loose from the vessels they were
towing. bloat, of them, bOwever. passed over the
bar and anchored Inside the Harbor about noon.
on 16th just in time to escape the severe . gale
of Monday night and Tuesday. The propellor
City, of New York, ran on to the bar at , the en
trance to the harbor, and owing to the severe
weather and want of small boats. we could ren
der her no assistance. She was liden. with
stores and was lost. , 4 ;
. The General also says be had been led to
suppipse that he would find experienced pilots
at Hatteras, but had great difficulty in accom
plishing his wish for want of proper accommo
dation.
He adds, he would commence that day to
build a wharf for landing supplies. The, men
were cheerful and patient, and he would proceed
with confidence. An accident occurred in an
effort to relieve the steamer New York by
which a boat was swamped, and the lives of
Col. Allen, 9th New Jersey, his surgeon and the
mate of the boat were also lost.
After the arrival of the expedition at Hat
teras the enemy, made their appearance in one
or two vessels on a reconnoitring expedition.
Our boats gave chase and drove them back.
The transports and vessels grounded will be
got off by aid of the tug boats. Only one, the
New York, wis lost and no lives, the three
above referred to excepted.
Cabinet 'meetings have been held several
times, at which the main topic of discussion
was the case of Gen. Fremont. The President
and Cabinet have had before them Freniont's
own statement of his operations during the
campaign in Missouri.
The House Committee of Ways and Means
have decided to impose a duty on each hun
dred newspapers, instead of advocating the
placing of a stamp on each separate paper.
The House is now engaged in the considera
tion of the bill to issue $150,000,000 of Tree,:
snry notes. There:appears to be a prospect of
its passage to-day.
XXXVIIth Congress--First Session.
CONCLUSION OF YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS.]
On motion of Mr. WADE, the bill to author
ize . the President to take possession of certain
railroad and telegraph lines, was taken up.
Mr. Wins said that the bill was intended
only as a war measure, and to affect such roads
as were not Willing to be used by the Gov
ernment. After a discussion, •
Mr. Taustsum. moved to amend, so as to
confimx the operations of the bill to States de
clared to be in a state of insurrection.
Mr. Smuts moved to add "or where actu
ally the seat of war."
Mr. Wan' did not want immunity for other
States, If he had the power he would hang all
traitors and bridge burners, twice over, if in
the loyal . States.
Mr. Turrarmix was willing to punish traitors
anywhere. He only wanted to confine the
military punishment provided in the bill to the
States where the judicial power was not exer
cised.
Mr. Wilms said the Government wanted the
power to move large bodies of troops over
roads at any time and in such numbers as it
pleased. We have a large army which must
be moved and it might require all the rolling
stock, &c., of several roads at once.
Mr. Wens wee for giving the Government all
the poWer needed to carry on the war. If it
could not.carry on the war with energy, we
might as well give up the war—this rose water
war. He wanted the war carried on vigorous..
ly, and wanted power to transport troops with
out hindrance.
Mr. Balms - mu, (I 4) was in favor of the
male object of the bill, but he had some
double about furnishing operatives on the rail-
NICII0148& BOWMAN
From our Morning Edition.
FROM WASHINGTON.
aggerated.
Accident.
DUTY ON NEWSPAPERS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28
IN SENATE.
tam Erinting
Having procured Steam Power Preeees, we are proper.
ed to execute JOB add BOOK PRINTING of every descrip7
Sinn, cheaper than it can be done at any other establish
ment in the country.
RATES OF 6DVERTISTI66 6 .
/fir Four lines or less constitute one-half square. Eight
Ines or more than tour constitute a square,
Half Square, one day
one week ....
one month_ ,
three months
et six menthe_
one year.....,
OnelSquare, one day ,
one week....
o one month.
' 6 three months
'° Months,
one year
/fir Baldness notices inserted in the level Calvet is, or
before Marriges and .Deatbe, FIVE CENTS n 'T'q fur
each insertion.
NO. 21
W Marriges and Deaths to be charged as regular
vertisements
roads by military law as provided by the bill.
He simply objected to compelling men to sub
ject themselves to the rules and articles of
war.
A long discussion ensued.
Mr. TEEM:BULL modified his amendment so as
to confine the operation of the bill to any
State or district in which the laws of the United
States opposed, or the execution thereof was
obstructed by insurgent4and rebels, against the
United States was too powerful to be sup
pressed by the ordinary course of judicial pro
ceeding, which was agreed to—Yeas 19 ;Nays
17.
The bill was then passed—Yeas 21; Nays 12
Ajourned.
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The committee then rose, and the farther
consideration of bill was postponed till to
morrow.
Mr. RoscOE CONKLIN6, (N. Y.,) introduced a
bill to establish a uniform System of bankruptcy
throughout the United States. Referred to
special committee on the subject.
Mr. POWER, (Wis.,) made a report: from the
select committee on the subject of disloyal em
ployees of the Government. The consideration
of the report was postponed for two weeks.
The House again took up the judical,
an executive appropriation bill. With
out concluding the discussion, Adjourned.
Disturbance Among the Negroes
in Kentucky.
lire have just learned.from a reliable gentle
man, of Newcastle, the circumstanced of a very
unusual- occurrence in that place just before
Christmas, which we deem it proper should be
placed before the people of Kantucky. Some
forty or sixty negroes, all slaves, had been en
gaged in killing hogs for one of the citizens of
Newcastle at night. About that time, anti af
ter the work was over, they paraded the streets
of the town in a body, between the hours of
ten and twelve, uttering all sorts of disorderly
sounds, singing political songs and shouting
for Liscorar. They seemed to take especial
pains to make their unusual and disorderly de
monstrations in front of the residences of one
or two prominent Southern Rights citizens.—
They continued their tumultuous proceedings
for an hour or so without interruption from
either officers or citizens, and finally dispersed
of their own accord.
We deem it due to the ° peace and security of
the Commonwealth to give this inform-dion to
the public, in order that other communities
may be put on their guard, and prepare to
suppress in their incipiyncy all such danger
ous movements on the part of the slhve popu
lation.
We are also informed that numerous houses
and barns, belonging to residents of Honry
county, have recently been fired and burned to
the ground by the negroes, and that, in conse
quence, a general feeling of iosecuriLy prevails
throughout the entire community.—Frankfort
(Ky.) Yoenia,n, Jan. 27.
JUDGE SirAYNE.- Hon. H. A. Swayne, of
Ohio, irho has recently been appointed by Pre
sident Lincoln an Associate Judge of the
United States Supreme Court, is a native of
Culpeper county, Va., and emigrated to Ohio
immediately after nishing his law course
under the instruction of the late distinguished
Robert I. Taylor, in Alexandria. His age now
is perhaps fifty years. He has grown as a pub
lic" man with the growth of Ohio, having
played, perhaps, the most important part in
building up for that State its marerial emi
nence. As a jurist be is notoriously without
a superior in the West, and as the conductor
of the State's largest financial operations his
fame is equal to his reputation as a lawyer.
In politics he is a Republican, with strong con
servative proclivities. He will surely prove as
efficient on the Supreme Court bench as in
every other position be has previously achieved
by the weight of his fine mind, high character
and effective industry.
A TURKISH BATH IN NEW Yoax.—A ifroject is
on foot for establishing a Turkish bath in New
York, and several thousand dollars have al
ready been subscribed for the purpose. It is
proposed to erect a building especially for this
purpose ; to send to Turkey for a sufficient
number of men and women to act as bath at
tendants and to superintend the varioas depart
ments, and to fit up the establishment similar
to the best baths in Constantinople and Smyr
na. It is calculated that the building will cost
$lO,OOO, transportation of attendants, $2,000,
bath furniture, $2,600, &c., the entire expen
diture amounting to $22,500. The Turkish
bath established in Londen has, it is said, proved
a great benefit to invalids, and has been much
used by the healthful. he Turkish bath has
been highly recommended by English phys
icians.
A SIGHT OF ZOLLICOFTER'S Coarsx.—A corres
pondent, who saw Zollb:offer's corpse after the
battle, says : He lay in a tent wrapped in an
army blanket, his chest and left arm and side
exposed. A tall, rather slender man, with thin
brown hair, high forehead, somewhat bald,Ro
man nose, firm wide month and clean shaved
face. A pistol ball had struck him in the breast,
a little above the heart, killing him instantly.
His face bore no expression such as is usually
found on those who fall in 'battle—no malice,
no reekless hate, not even a shadow of physi
cal pain. It was calm, placid, noble. But I
have never looked on a countenance so marked
with sadness. A deep dejection had settled on
it. "The low cares of the mouth" were dis
tinct in the droop at its - corners, and the thin
cheeks showed the wasting, which comes through
disappointment and trouble.
TOBACCo CROP.—Durinc, the week, long
lines of wagons heavily laden' with tobacco,
have been seen in the streets of our city. The
damp weather has been very favorable for the
hauling of the weed and the farmers have ta
ken the occasion to bring their crops to market.
The present indications are that the crop has
been much larger and the leaf of a better qual
ity than in previous years. Taking in connec
tion with this, the fact that the price has very
materially advanced, it will be seen that the
tobacco growers are reaping a full harvest. The
merchants in the city are filling their store
houses to their utmost capacity, in anticipation
of driving a brisk trade. The tobacco crop in
this county is an important item of agriculture
and trade ; and should the rebellion continue
over the next planting season, there will be an
active demand for all that can be supplied.—
Lancaster .Evening Express.
Tux Ebensburg Alleghenian last week noticed
the sudden death, of the Cambria county pedes
trian, Wm. Binger. Starting from Loretto one
evening very much intoxicated, with a party
in a sled for Creeson, he fell off his seat dud
was allowedkto lie in the bottom of the sled.
On arriving at Cresson he was found cold and
stiff and dead. -
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